Article 1 These Provisions are formulated in accordance with the National Security Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Anti-Spy Law of the People's Republic of China, the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Anti-Spy Law of the People's Republic of China and other relevant laws and regulations in order to strengthen and standardize the anti-spy security work and urge government agencies, public organizations, enterprises, institutions and other social organizations to implement their anti-spy security responsibilities.

Article 2 These Provisions shall apply to the anti-espionage security work carried out by state organs, social organizations, enterprises, institutions and other social organizations under the coordination and guidance of state security organs.

Article 3 To carry out anti-espionage security work, we should adhere to the unified leadership of the central government, the overall concept of national security, the combination of specialized work with the mass line, the combination of civil air defense, physical defense and technical defense, strictly abide by legal authority and procedures, respect and protect human rights and protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizens and organizations.

Article 4 State organs, public organizations, enterprises, institutions and other social organizations shall bear the main responsibility of their own anti-espionage security work, educate their own personnel on safeguarding national security, and mobilize and organize their own personnel to prevent and stop espionage and other acts endangering national security.

The competent department of the industry shall, within the scope of its functions and powers, supervise and manage the anti-spyware security work in this industry.

Article 5 State security organs at all levels shall, in accordance with their administrative authority, conduct professional guidance, supervision and inspection on the anti-espionage security work carried out by organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions and other social organizations according to law.

Article 6 The state security organs and their staff members shall strictly keep confidential the state secrets, work secrets, business secrets, personal privacy and personal information they know in the course of performing the anti-espionage security guidance and inspection duties, and shall not disclose or illegally provide them to others.

Chapter II Anti-Spy Security Responsibility

Article 7 The competent department of industry shall perform the following duties of anti-espionage safety supervision and management:

(a) according to the characteristics of the competent industry, clear the anti-spyware security requirements of the industry;

(two) to cooperate with the state security organs to formulate the directory of key anti-spyware security units in the industry and carry out anti-spyware security work;

(three) to guide and urge the competent units of key industries to fulfill their anti-spyware security obligations;

(four) other duties that should be performed in the management of anti-spyware security industry.

The relevant industry authorities should establish and improve the anti-espionage security cooperation mechanism with the state security organs, strengthen information exchange, situation consultation, collaborative guidance and joint supervision, and jointly do a good job in anti-espionage security.

Article 8 State organs, public organizations, enterprises, institutions and other social organizations shall implement the main responsibility of anti-espionage security and perform the following obligations:

(a) to carry out anti-espionage safety education and training, improve the safety awareness and coping ability of the personnel of this unit;

(2) Strengthening the anti-espionage safety management of the unit and implementing relevant safety measures;

(3) promptly reporting to the state security organs suspicious circumstances of espionage and other acts endangering state security;

(four) to provide convenience or other assistance to the state security organs to perform their tasks according to law;

(five) properly handle and dispose of the anti-spyware security emergency involving the unit and its personnel;

(6) Other anti-espionage security obligations that should be fulfilled.

Article 9 The state security organ shall, jointly with the relevant departments, formulate and regularly adjust the list of key anti-espionage secret units according to the nature of the unit, the industry, the classification of classified information, the degree of foreign affairs, and whether there are incidents endangering national security, and notify the key units in writing. In addition to fulfilling the obligations stipulated in Article 8 of these Provisions, key anti-spyware security units shall also fulfill the following obligations:

(a) to establish and improve the anti-espionage security system;

(two) clear the relevant institutions and personnel responsible for anti-espionage security;

(3) Strengthen the daily safety management of confidential matters, places, carriers, data, posts and personnel, conduct anti-espionage safety review for confidential personnel before taking up their posts, and sign a safety commitment letter with confidential personnel;

(four) to organize confidential and foreign-related personnel to report matters involving national security to their own units, and do a good job in the dynamic management of data and information;

(five) to do a good job in anti-espionage security in foreign-related exchanges and cooperation, and to formulate and implement relevant plans and measures;

(six) to do a good job in the anti-espionage safety education, management and interview of the overseas delegations and personnel of the unit and those who have gone abroad for a long time;

(seven) regular anti-espionage safety education and training for secret-related and foreign-related personnel;

(eight) in accordance with the anti-spyware technical security standards, equipped with necessary equipment and facilities, the implementation of relevant technical security measures;

(nine) regularly check the anti-spyware security work of the unit, and find and eliminate potential safety hazards in time.

Tenth key information infrastructure operators shall perform the following obligations in addition to the obligations stipulated in Article 8 of these Provisions:

(a) to review the anti-spyware safety of the person in charge of the security management agency and the personnel in key positions of the unit;

(two) regular anti-spyware safety education and training for employees;

(3) Take anti-spyware technical security measures to prevent and stop overseas cyber attacks, cyber intrusions, cyber theft and other espionage activities, and ensure the security of network and information core technologies, key infrastructure and information systems and data in important fields.

Operators of key information infrastructure listed in the list of key anti-espionage security units shall also fulfill the obligations stipulated in Article 9 of these Provisions.